Does this burn if you get it near your eyes?
19684
No, that is why I love it! My daughter and I are super face sensitive where even those baby sunscreens seem to burn our eyes if it even gets near. This doesn't burn either of us.
19685
No. I put extra sunscreen around my eye area to test it today and didn't burn at all!
19686
I place it underneath my eyes and on eye lids. Of course, you don't need a lot and have to be careful with placement, but I have had no problems.
328991
I gave low star rating for this product because if I apply it anywhere close to my eye area, if I sweat if happen to rub my eyes it really stings and makes me tearing - and the tearing makes it worse. having said that it feels pretty good on my face tho, not greasy and absorbs nicely. So i only apply it if going outdoors and avoid anywhere close to below eyebrows and above my cheeks, also wash my hands thoroughly in case I rub my eyes!
1666077
I do not recommend using this product near eyes, as it is a serum and not a cream. I used too close to my eyes and they were a little irritated in the morning.
2097658
I have never had any sort of eye burning issues with this sunscreen, even when I sweat. Because it is a purely physical sunblock it has far less potential to irritate your eyes.
1064743
Hello: I have very sensitive and oily skin, however, there was no tingling or any adverse sensation when placed on the eyelids and around the eyes. Also this product is non-oily as stated in the company ad. As a paramedical esthetician, if you are experiencing tingling, itching, burning you may be having an allergic reaction or sensitivity and probably should not apply around the eyes.
2037261
NO! NADA! If you get it in the eyes it will work on those tender membranes as harshly as on the skin. Your skin can take that but your eyes cannot. I got a tiny bit in my eye when I rubbed my eye with my hands that had it on and it hurt! I flushed my eye AFTER washing the soufflé off my hands.
1081111
You would have to leave it there a while for it to burn. If you just touch it, you'll be ok.
745173
The answers that say the stink goes away give me hope, because it is AWFUL. With the UV on, I also got a burning smell. I was coughing and my eyes were burning within a few minutes. Quite a shock, considering this is supposedly designed to improve the air, not poison it.
1552439
I don't use around eye area. I have very sensitive skin and don' want to take any chances.
1838796
Not mine, unless you count the feeling of an intense sunburn as tightening. I was very hopeful about this product but the burning irritation I experienced meant I couldn't use it after the initial application. I wouldn't recommend for sensitive skin.
2046458
I don't put this too close to my eyeballs... It really burns if you get it in your eye. I use it on the sides near where you would typically get crows feet. It's an amazing exfoliator. Really gets rid of fine lines and brightens the skin. It's ok for hyper pigmentation but not great. They have a collection specifically for sun damage/hyper pigmentation called Laser Free that may work better for you if that's what you're looking for. I made this purchase more for the fine line reduction and was pleased that it brightened my skin as a bonus. I hear good things about murad... They have a serum that is supposed to lighten dark spots
572773
I have no ideal. I only use it to mix it with hair oils and apply it to my scalp. My daughter and I have never been burned by it.
1383697
I have never had it burn. I think the important thing is to make sure you clean your nails and cuticles with a nail brush and warm soap and water to make sure all the nail polish remover is cleaned off and the sooner to get the acetone off your hands the less is absorbed into the system. The only think I can think of as the cause of the burning is that the nail polish remover is trapped underneath.
1462059
Use a LITTLE capsasin until you are sure you can tolerate it, and know that it may affect you differently (burn more) in different parts of your body, so when using on a different body part start with a small amount and then slowly increase it ... And yes, it can hurt if you get it in your eyes, not recommended for the face at all... and if you put it near your face such as on your neck it *MIGHT* make your eyes burn or affect your breathing. This is strong stuff so be careful! But it works for joint pain!
488008
I used it around my eyes with no problem. No burning sensation at all. You should know, however, that the "serum" has the consistency of water. Don't get me wrong - I like it, but it's not like a cream or gel. When I say watery texture, I mean it literally feels like water.
868094
Hello! According to the manufacture it's not recommended to apply near the eye. I hope my answer was helpfull :)!
2284108
No, it feels like putting water in your eyes...but it DOES NOT WORK! I have used mine twice and now it's just sitting there. But it doesn't sting on burn at all.